
For some reason, I'm into old architecture -- the insides, more than the outsides. I prefer having an apartment in a 1940s or 1950s building than a 1970s building -- and a 1970s building more than a 1990s building.

Every once in a while I have a dream where I'm living in an old-timey apartment complex. Rent
The Million Dollar Hotel to see what I mean: found it by accident on late-night t.v.; fairly slow-paced -- but I love the shots of the lobby, the room, etc. See also Elwood's boarders hotel in
The Blues Brothers. The big, huge lobby with guys playing cards? That kinda thing.

So: I stumbled on
this website while doing a Google image search for something else. About urban exploration -- checking out abandoned buildings, bunkers, and etc., and then posting pics and descriptions.
Good stuff.
--GG
2 Comments:
Four Tower digs abandoned buildings too. Same eras and everything. I'll send him the link.
inguesse...sounds supercilious.
"inguesse...sounds supercilious."
...and Portuguese! :)
--GG
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